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environment that is so key to biological diversity through partnership effort and education. The <br /> unique educational opportunity for thousands of area school children and lifelong learners is <br /> unprecedented. The center will educate, promote environmental awareness, share cultural and <br /> environmental history, and develop new caretakers among children, teachers, and the <br /> community -at- large. <br /> In total, the City of Eugene has dedicated over $2.0 million, in addition to staff support, to this <br /> exciting and long- awaited project. We know our investment supports the natural environment, <br /> and through it, the hearts and minds of our current and future land stewards. We encourage <br /> the support of the Oregon Community Foundation to WREN's capacity building grant. I <br /> welcome calls from the foundation to further emphasize the City's support. I may be reached <br /> at (541) 517 -5296. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> / <br /> Johnny Medlin <br /> Parks and Open Space Division Director <br />